Here's to those who live life as if tomorrow will never come. The ones who, in their early twenties, feel like we own the world and nothing can hold us back. The crazy ones. The ones who, despite their well-crafted professional appearance, break loose like nobody's watching. Like nobody will remember. Like nobody cares.
The generation that, despite being ruled by social media, still flies under the radar while somehow avoiding the ever-watchful eye of the smartphone. The ones who may have grown up too fast or, perhaps more fittingly, haven't grown up at all. To us, maturity is our signal to the world that we can adapt to society while remaining unrestrained by it.
The ones who wake up wondering if they are doing the right thing or, more likely, wondering exactly what they did.
The reckless yet pseudo-responsible ones who know they shouldn't, but do it anyway, ever-vigilant to avoid as many consequences as possible.
The ones that, in an era where love is undefined and pursued in every way possible, don't seek it, but let it find them when they're ready—whenever that is.
The ones that live right now, and let the future handle itself.
The ambitious ones who believe in themselves, and don't you dare tell them what they can't do.
The individuals, who completely disregard how others perceive them, and live by their own standards.
Here's to the wild ones, who have yet to be tamed. Here's to us.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
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